A Fond Farewell to Chief Boden
The biggest departure this season was none other than Eamonn Walker as Chief Boden. In the season finale, Boden left his longstanding role to become Deputy Commissioner of the entire Chicago Fire Department. This marks a significant promotion and departure from his longtime post at Firehouse 51.
Who’s the New Chief at Firehouse 51?
With Boden’s departure comes Dom Pascal, a new character introduced as the new chief from Miami. Dom, characterized as someone cheerful who works well under pressure, brings a different leadership style compared to Boden. This shift marks a fresh chapter for Firehouse 51.
The Unexpected Exit of Gallo
Alberto Rosende, who played Gallo, bid farewell in the season opener. Reflecting on Gallo’s significance, showrunner Andrea Newman said,
‘Once you’ve been a part of 51 you’re always a part of 51.’
Fans are hopeful for his potential return given this sentiment.
Kara Killmer’s Departure
The beloved character Sylvie Brett, portrayed by Kara Killmer, exited during the sixth episode this season. Brett’s story culminated in her marriage to Matthew Casey (Jesse Spencer), offering a heartfelt conclusion to her decade-long journey on the show.
The Brief Appearance of Jake Gibson
Introduced at the start of Season 12, Rome Flynn’s character, Jake Gibson, exited after just six episodes. Flynn commented on his departure saying, ‘Just like all the fans, I was sad to see Gibson leave.’
Lyla Novak Ignites Interest
Lyla Novak, played by Jocelyn Hudon, joined as a new paramedic in Ambulance 61 and has quickly become a fan favorite. Season 13 could see more of her dynamic interactions within the team.
The Addition of Michael Bradway
Michael Bradway made waves this season and is expected to play a significant role moving forward after it was revealed that his character has connections within Firehouse 51.
Dwayne Morris and Ritter’s Secret Romance
This season unveiled Darren Ritter’s secret relationship with CPD officer Dwayne Morris, played by Samuel B. Jackson. As their romance progresses, fans are eager to see how it will unfold in Season 13.
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Chicago Fire |
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IMDB Rating | 8.0/10 |
Rotten Tomatoes Rating | Not Available |
Where to Watch/Buy | NBC, Peacock, Hulu, Amazon Prime |
Director | Various |
Producer | Dick Wolf, Derek Haas, Matt Olmstead |
Main Cast | Taylor Kinney, Eamonn Walker, David Eigenberg, Jesse Spencer, Kara Killmer |
Release Date | October 10, 2012 |
Number of Seasons | 12 |
Genre | Drama, Action |
Synopsis | “Chicago Fire” follows the professional and personal lives of firefighters, rescue personnel, and paramedics of Firehouse 51 in Chicago. The series depicts their struggles, camaraderie, and heroism as they face life-threatening situations on the job. |
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